Sentence examples for so distant after from inspiring English sources
Maybe thoughts of strife were not so distant after all.
Thanks in part to the activism by gay dads like Feinblatt, there is a palpable sense of hope in the air that sensible gun control legislation might not be so distant after all.
But comparisons were irrelevant: this was a tasting menu, and what mattered was the virtuosity of the presentation and the piquancy of the contrasts (Ms. Hagner's violin, sounding so distant and alone after Mr. Reich's marimbas).
You sense that all the discounts and features are leading up to a moment in some not so distant future when, after Amazon has slowly forced every competitor out of business, it will hike prices so that it can finally make real profits.
It is not just that the three Super Bowls won under Jones are so distant, the last coming after the 1995 season.
"We come to ponder the terrible force unleashed in the not so distant past," Obama said after laying a wreath at a Hiroshima peace memorial.
It would also stop further diluting the powers of local government which, after all, is what made the police so distant in the first place.
It's surprising that just ten years after its release, the gritty downtown of Beautiful Losers feels so distant.
IT seems so distant, 1999.
